Coors Non Alcoholic Edge

Coors Edge comes in a six-pack of bottles and sits in the domestic beer category. It is generally marketed as a non-alcoholic lager, so check the label for the exact ABV. No IBU figure is given, so treat bitterness as unspecified. Beers in this style usually follow a light American lager template: pale straw colour, a soft grain and cereal sweetness, minimal hop aroma, and a short, clean finish. Expect a lean body and brisk carbonation rather than heavy malt or a pronounced hop bite. The low-alcohol versions of this style sometimes show a faint worty, bready note that cold temperatures keep in check. Because the flavour is light and the finish dry, this style pairs best with food that is salty, fried or mildly spiced. Pretzels, wings, fish tacos, grilled chicken, burgers and pizza all work. Light seafood such as shrimp or fish and chips also suits it, since a beer this delicate won't compete with the dish. Serve it well chilled, around 36 to 40°F (2 to 4°C). Lagers of this type taste cleanest when cold, and as they warm the grain sweetness becomes more noticeable. A standard pint glass or a tall pilsner glass is the right choice. Pour at a slight angle, then straighten the glass to build a modest white head that releases the little aroma the beer has. Bottles can also be drunk straight from the neck, but pouring gives you a clearer sense of the colour and carbonation.